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Newspaper
Choteau Acantha
Location
Choteau, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1913
Page
4
The Choteau Acantha serves as the official paper of Teton County published each Wednesday in Choteau Montana. Subscription is 32.00 per year or 1.75 in advance. October 29 1913 edition information.
Mr Dietrich visited Falls Saturday as the school plans to buy a new flag. The Junior Sophomore party drew about ninety attendees and the Literary society met after school with the next meeting postponed. Quarterly exams are Thursday and Friday with no Friday afternoon classes. Olga Otness left school reducing Freshman numbers while Ruth Hopkinson temporarily keeps house for her mother.
The Methodist church schedules a four day series from November 1 to 4 led by Rev. J A Martin. Evening worship on November 1 and 2, a quarterly business meeting November 1, morning worship and communion November 3, and a reception for the new district superintendent and newcomers November 3 in Chateau.
A brief note highlights Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co as a trusted supplier of quality goods for home projects.
Local ad lists Shropshire thoroughbred yearling for sale in Choteau Montana. Seller G C Bower promotes price and availability.
Beginning Nov 2 the Episcopal church invites Choteau residents to attend services and support a joint effort for better citizenship. Rev Haley promotes churchgoing and cooperation with four services weekly. Nov 9 sermon titled The Application of the Gospel on Today's Problems features violin and cornet by Holland and Reed. Evening talks discuss Washington Mexico relations under Wilson. Sunday schedule 10:30 service 11:30 Sunday School 7:45 Evening Service. Everyone welcome.
The Fitzhaugh bill sets new legal fence rules in Montana. It specifies hay corral fences must be 16 feet from stacks with posts every eight feet and at least five wire strands. It details acceptable fence types including barbed wire configurations and woven wire, plus fences of boards or natural barriers like rivers or ridges.
The Minneapolis Tribune reports a city tag day on Oct 25 raised $24,632.27, a record over last year by about $500. About 1,200 women worked from 6 a.m. to 6:30 p.m., tagging people across streets, stores, factories, and offices. Chateau will host a future tag day.
The notice lists Saturday examinations in American literature civics geometry and psychology for teachers seeking certification.
Those arriving before June 29 1906 and residing in Montana at least one year may file petitions with witnesses present. Those arriving after June 29 1906 must contact the district court clerk before coming to Chateau to receive and file a certificate of arrival form. Witnesses must be US citizens, and petitioners must bring original declarations. depositions may be taken from witnesses who knew the petitioner before leaving for Montana. James Gibson, Clerk District Court, Teton County, Montana.
Dr Stephens dentist and a Hallowe en dance hosted by the Ladies Guild on Friday Oct 31. E E Crawford traveled to Conrad for teacher examinations. Rogers Templeton Lumber Co Power offers free booklet How to make the Farm Pay. Victor Jourdonnais and riders for Great Falls Meat Co visit to load about 400 cattle for Great Falls. Miss Lillian Lepper offers hand made fancy work for Fort Benton buyers. Old McCullough home near demolition once owned by Indian trader Al Hamilton. County school transfer petition to move large blocks of land to district 39 Cascade County. J M Thompson and E J Dale trip to Rockies ends with broken car but some game taken home.
A one and one half horsepower Stover gas engine offered for sale at a reasonable price. It is currently being run daily and inquiries should be directed to Acantha.
Property rental listing offering large or small tracts suitable for farming. Generous irrigation options available with both irrigated and non irrigated land. Contact Malone and Truchot for details.
For the past week the Clerk of the District Court reported Merrit N. Waters 30 of Dunkirk and Anna Marie Mickelson 26 of Shetby in proceedings.
If you seek a square deal and quality goods visit Rogers-Templeton Lumber Co. at Dut ton and Power for reliable lumber and hardware offerings.
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